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NO BETTER GROWN—WHY PAY MORE? 
ACHILLEA, (Yarrow) — 
Filipendula, Parker's Variety 
Good yellow color and grows 
CO a height of 4 to 5 feet. Excel¬ 
lent for perennial 
bed backgrounds. 
Useful for cutting 
and if flowers are 
cut when fully 
open they may be 
dried for winter 
bouquets. 
55c per Doz. 
AGROSTEMMA 
Mullein Lf. Pink 
Deep blood red 
flowers borne in 
abundance during 
June, July, and 
August. 
55c per Doz. 
ALYSSUM AR¬ 
GENTUM 
(Gold Dust) 
Similar to Alyssum Saxatile, but grows 
taller and blooms two weeks later. 
40c per Doz. 
Saxatile Compacturn {Gold Dust) 
Excellent plant for the rockery or for 
borders. Bright, clear yellow flowers are 
borne in large clusters in early spring. 
Grows 12 inches tall. 
ANCHUSA 
Barrelieri —Bright blue flowers 
with white and yellow centers. 
Blossoms come the middle of May 
and remain for a 
long period. 
75c per. Doz. 
Italica Drop- 
more {Alkanet) 
Grows to a 
height of 6 feet, 
making it an ex¬ 
cellent plant 
backgrounds. 
June it bears 
abundance of true 
gentian blue flow- 
are fine 
for 
In 
an 
ers which 
for cutting. 
40c per Doz. 
Myosotidiflora 
Beautiful per¬ 
ennial which flow¬ 
ers in May and 
June. Clusters of 
blue blossoms resemble forget-me-nots. 
Very desirable as it is dwarf and does well 
in sun or shade. 
75c per Doz. 
AQUILEGIA (Columbine) 
Colorado Rainbow Mixture The native 
Colorado Columbine. One of the best loved 
perennials offered in a glorious rainbow mix¬ 
ture. Sure to please you in every way. 
55c per Doz. 
Coerulea Candtdissima-Flowers of clear, soft pink and 
without spurs. Good grower and prolific bloomer. A 
variety we recommend for its coloring and blooming habit. 
75c per Doz. 
Coerulea, Mrs. Nichols-For those who want an Aqui- 
legia of rich blue color we recommend this variety. Large 
spurless blooms of excellent deep color over a long season. 
55c per Doz. 
Clematiflora-ExceWent bedding variety. Noted for the 
large size and color of its blooms. 
55c per Doz. 
Sept. 14, 1939 
My perennial seedlings 
came today as fresh as 
the day they were 
dug. 
O. W. Gunnison 
Pawling, N. Y. 
